AI and Higher Education - Workshop/seminar series at AHU spring 2026

This seminar is part of a workshop/seminar series spring 2026, where we explore generative AI in relation to higher education with a focus on its implications for teaching, student learning and university teachers. The starting point is a critical reflection on what the new technology can mean for the universities' mission and values, for the purpose, content and design of teaching, and what tensions can arise in the encounter between generative AI and academic practices and ideals.

Marita Ljungqvist & Anders Sonesson, AHU
Date: March 17, 13.15-15.00
Place: M313, AHU, MNO-huset, Instrumentmakaregränden 1, Lund.

Content: In this workshop, participants get to create lesson plans or presentations (for lectures, for example) around a specific theme (of their choice, relevant to their own teaching) using an AI tool. The participants prompt the tool based on instructions and then we reflect together on the outcome and discuss advantages and disadvantages of using AI tools for these purposes.
Preparations: 1) Choose a theme or topic that is relevant for your teaching (i.e. something you teach and have some expertise in) and that you want to develop a lesson plan for and/or presentation on using genAI tools. 2) Think of criteria that could be used to evaluate the genAI tool output, e.g. in terms of its correctness, nuance, bias, suitability for the target group, and pedagogical concerns. Bring the notes with you to the workshop.

Registration for the workshop is required.
The last date to register is Feb 6, 2026.
Register here: AI and Higher Education: Workshop/seminar series spring 2026

Read more about the whole workshop/seminar series spring 2026 about generative AI in higher education.